New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-26

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IDENTIFY leave the matter an' '''A''' e. L WATSON
CROWDS VISIT THE RIVAL RACERS.
The Volunteer was the Mecca to which a great
many pilgrims turned their footsteps yesterday,
and they carried away with them so many memen-
toes of their devotion in the shape OF biack-lead
smudges on hands and clothes that the Volunteer
will be treated to another application Of IT before
she goes INTO the water to-day. At Tebos yard the
crowd was greater than 1t has been at any time
since the Volunteer was hauled up on the drydoeK
there notwithsi andiug that there was ~ nipping
or about her, except the httIe that necessary
to restrain roo ardent admirers from boarding the
Yacht OF squeezing her too hard when they ca
ressed her, for the Volunteer has mission to per-
form and nothing must be allowed to Jeopardlze, in
the slightest degree. her chances OF success.
General Paine made trip to Bay Ridge to Dor
the Volunteer during the races. 10 he hoisted IN
case any mishap mars the eIeclveness OF
any part of her own outft. Geherai raiae
oysr-cOp6Gence With them "Once bitten.
twice shy might be rendered twice successful.
more careful" They real,z. up to the nut mat
they have here ofOre exercised then skill and In
genuty and are Impervlous 10 ffattery as 10 the
Voluniee herself.
since she has been repaned, also the object of
. great deal o. admiration aid earnestly, much TO
the enrichment OF the lsger-oeer men on shore and
The boatnen al at The Galatea last years un-
successful competitor tor the emp. has cast her
anchor just aslern of the Thistle. lhe CON
Gaiatea with her high freeboar,l and straight stem
looks the staucher Of the NO. but the Thistle nth
her taller spars loag overhanging stern and peak
tenant HEM paid VISIT to the Thistle. and whom
he came asbare cnmmented on the discrepancy DO
tween the size OF the spar, OF the two cutters with
board cutcr IDEA which had been attributed TO him
was entirely Unauthorized.
Mr.. Wyhe, of the Royal Ciyde Yacht Club, has
been selected to sail in the Volunteer AZ the repre-
sentative of The Thistle. As nc believes IN the
Thistle I'd backs the hstie he would rather sail
IN her. Never heess, he says that II necessary he
will tug heartily at the main sheet OF the foiun-
tcor il help Is needed He hopes TO get hne nance
to study the ThIstle's stern from the deck of the
wishing that the Thistle may win aad tine cup be
taken across the Atlantic, but he says
that not the least of these is the de-
sire to have an opportunity to make some
return for the hospitality which the seotsaisn
had In the event Of an American yacht trying to
recapture the cup. go
It Is probable that the Thistle will not again
weigh aneaor until abe does so Iomorrow TO do
off the dry dock to-day III the weather ls cry her
canvas will be bent, and she ma. take srin down
the bay. Everything Is in tip-top condition on the
Thistle. and sne needs TO practice OF any sort.
Many peopIe will ask tnem 'elvcs to-day now
taey can best see the Yacht race tomorrow Ihey
stud wing the a iysrtisiag coumns of rnE TRIBUNE
They can fad hero that they can get tickets on
various steamers at from ST. to 50. They pay their
money and take their choice.
II thew desire to 90 on big vessels they can select
the 2. 5O0ton OlIyette of the Pant Steamship Lne.
or the Guyandotte. of the Old Dominion Line.
which will also employ o smaller stei1boat. the
Shenandoah. The Iron steamboat Company will
send several of its weil-kuava steamers over TIE
ceurse. Tue steamer Bay Ridge will have refresh
steamer h. H. Bishop will also accompany the
yachts. On all the number of passengers Is limited
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